Toward furthering NIGH's work in support of nurses and health worldwide...
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This 'Legacy of Light' project is developed to engage and support worldwide celebration and participation in the 2020 Bicentenary Year of Florence Nightingale's birth—and for the years and decades beyond.
Spearheaded by NIGH and completely aligned with our noble mission. Legacy of Light seizes the opportunity to tell the epic story of Florence Nightingale while educating and engaging audiences about the critical role of nurses in the world—as well as addressing current urgent issues of global health. This project is both an independent feature-length Film and an engaging TransMedia Campaign to promote the Film. |
Both of these storytelling tools will assist in crafting a compelling narrative with universal appeal and draw audiences into action regarding their role to improve global health.
This project is endorsed by the International Council of Nurses (ICN), the Commonwealth Nurses and Midwives Federation, the Florence Nightingale Museum London, the Florence Nightingale Foundation also in London, UK, the Watson Caring Science Institute and many others now in progress.
This project is endorsed by the International Council of Nurses (ICN), the Commonwealth Nurses and Midwives Federation, the Florence Nightingale Museum London, the Florence Nightingale Foundation also in London, UK, the Watson Caring Science Institute and many others now in progress.
Image Credits: The Florence Nightingale image has been accessed from Wikipedia Commons and the National Portrait Gallery, in Public Domain. Red candle accessed from Stuart Sharpe, who created the above video, used with permission.
The music used for the soundtrack of the above video has been accessed from Dr. Shun-Yang Lee's 2010 piano performance during the 2010 UN Summit for the MDGs in New York City and used with Dr. Lee's generous permission.
The music used for the soundtrack of the above video has been accessed from Dr. Shun-Yang Lee's 2010 piano performance during the 2010 UN Summit for the MDGs in New York City and used with Dr. Lee's generous permission.